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Lifecycle at a glance

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Idea and enrichment

AI Blueprint turns the raw idea into a structured product context and surfaces missing decisions.
2

Product-context approval

Idea Review / VPC Sign Approve locks the Smart Requirement Summary and validated context. This action automatically starts document generation.
3

Structure generation

Application Journey, Technical Foundation, conditional Database Schema, and App Map are generated from the approved context.
4

Complete Blueprint generation

The remaining documents are generated and published to Blueprint Summary. Work continues in the background if you close the browser.
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Review, revise, and approve each document

Read statuses and open items, stage revision proposals, regenerate affected documents, and use per-document Sign Approve for each current version. The Summary reaches 10/10 Approved when every applicable current document is signed.
The lifecycle has two approval moments: one product-context approval before generation, then individual approvals for generated documents. There is no second global Structure Review Package gate.

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Background work

Generation state is stored on the server. Closing the tab does not cancel an active run. Reopen My Blueprints to see whether the project is still preparing documents, ready, or stopped.
If a run is paused, reopen the same Blueprint. Do not create a duplicate project. Completed stages remain saved.

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What “development-ready” means

A development-ready Blueprint gives a developer connected context, scope, behaviour, acceptance criteria, and engineering direction. It does not mean every vendor, credential, legal decision, or go-live operation is already complete. Project-health items labelled Before go-live can be resolved during implementation. A Blocked or Needs Repair document requires attention before a team relies on that subject.

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Conditional outputs

Database Schema is generated only when persistence is relevant. A document marked Not Required is an intentional result, not a generation failure.